Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-03-17
Local Exposifions.

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Thos. Carless is the happy father of I
baby girl.
The wooden mills have again resumed
full time.
Will Brown is expected home from
Tennessee next week.
Mrs. G. $. Ney visited her parents a
Port Huron the past week.
w. n. McKenna and family are visit
ing in Port Huron this week.
Get your wall paper at Holden Bros
where you can get 1t trimmed.
Philip Walker has purchased Jas
Carson's farm for the sum of $500.
a new lot of gents furnishing goods
just received at Ovens q Braidwoods.
A little girl arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Russell and Cal is
happy.
jim Grandy was in town on Wednes-
day on his way to his parents at Sault
st. Marie.
Thos. Brown. of Evergreen, visited
among his friends in these parts the
past week.
Miss Sarah Becker, of Petrolia, Ont,
is on visit to her many friends in this
place at present.
Go to Wear & Paisley's for clover,
carrot, beet, onion, turnip and cucum-
Der seeds in bulk.
Rev. J. NJ. Crandall and family are
attending family reunion in Genessee
County this week.
Don't purchase spring goods until
you examine Wear Il PalSleys. No
tice their change OF adv.
Don't forget when in need of gents
or ladies fine shoes to call on Wear x
Paisley. They handle the best.
Holden Bros. have just received a
dandy line of gents neck Scarfs and ties
collars and cuffs of the latest styles.
Ovens & Braidwood have change of
adv in this issue. When you are in
need Of spring goods give them call.
Miss Annie Kicks is home on visit.
She has been teaching school in the
township of China for the past few
months.
Our friend, Lincoln Avery, of Port
Huron, called on us Saturday evening
while on his way to Old BrockWay to
spend Sunday.
A grand social dance for the benefit
of the orphans will be held in AlichaelS'
Hall. this (Thursday) evening. Every
body is invited to attend. Bill only
30 cents.
Sunday school will not be held in the
NJ. +. church next Sunday on account
of the lecture to he given by Rev. h. Is
Sutton, of Adrian, in Central Hall at
$3.50 o'clock.
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain, may be relied on to effect
a cure wherever an external application
can be used. Price only twenty-five
cents bottle.
The amendment meeting at Melvin
was q very successful affair. Our local
speakers are doing lots Of good for the
amendment cause. Another meeting
was held at the Menerey church last
evening.
Capt. John Cotton has leased his ho-
| tel at Brockway. and will move his
family to Port Huron this spring. and
expects to sail the coming season. He
| is tired Of hotel keeping.-Pt. Huron
Commercial
The following in regard to one OF
| Brockway Centres. accomplished and
esteemed young ladies we clip from the
| Pt. Huron Commercial;- THE engage
ment of Miss Julie Ferguson. of Brock
way, and Mr. Wm. III. Mitchell, of this
city is announced
An oyster supper was given on Fri
day evening last at the residence OF III
sa Morgan for the benefit of Rev. j. Nj
Crandall. Net proceeds $1,000, We
are pleased to see such a financial sue
cess, as it shows a spirit of apprecia'
ton for his untiring labors among them
Rev. e. B. sutton. of Adrian, viii
speak i'm Central hall, at this place, mex
Sunday morning at 1870. afternoon a
i $40 and evening at 80 o'clock, Oh
the Prohibition Amendment relative Il
the manufacture and sale of intoXica
ting LIQUORS in the state of Michigan
AS Mr.. sutton is an able speaker, who's
lecture will be excellent. interesting
and instructive we hope to see a larg
congregation.
The social at Hiram Maunings las
i Wednesday evening, for the benefit o
the NJ. +. church choir. was quite wei
patronized and very pleasant tim
enjoyed by all. The members of TIL,
choir wish to thank Mr.. Manning ant
family for their kindness in allowing
them the free use of their hous
for the occasion. In the blow gun con
test Miss Lizzie Niggeman won on
target and Mrs. III. III. Holden th
other
The following persons were appli
cants for teachers certificates at the eX
animation held here last Friday
Frances Bradshaw. Lizzie Ross, Cir
, ton Stevens, Edwin Locke, Ann
Thomas, Joseph Galbraith, Nellie Ga
braith. Blanch Fleming. Anna Mathews
$ j. Y. Simmons. James Moore. Ann
Meikle, Emma f. Mitchell, Cora BraC
shaw. Ada Wilt. Maggie +. Blacl
Maggie Bradshaw. &. +. Stevens, Su
' anna Reed. Maggie Mathews. Berth
Cameron. Esther Bradshaw, Ella Erne'
Wm Mortimer